Gloxinia leaves curling/rolling under. No insects found. Owner asks cause.
Gloxinias (Sinningia speciosa) are tuberous. After heavy bloom, they enter a rest period: foliage dies back, tuber stores energy.
Other causes (cold <65 °F, overwatering fungus) are less likely. The rest period is the #1 reason "healthy" gloxinias crash.
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